Re: LYNX-DEV Copyright statement

[T.E.Dickey]

> >> Why no `(C)'? To have legal force, the term must be either spelled out in
> >> full or represented by a *capital* _C_ fully enclosed in a _circle_.
...
> > (C) Copyright 199x Foobar Ltd, All Rights Reserved.
I've also seen more than one note (in books on the topic) that "(C)", since
it is not the required symbol, can damage the notice.  (The word "Copyright"
is unambiguous).

As for the contributions of various people - it's perfectly reasonable to
have various copyright notices appear on the pieces.  You're describing a
collective copyright on Lynx (for which you probably should seek advice,
since you have to address the contributed parts).

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Thomas E. Dickey
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